Remote Title Analyst - Renewable Energy Projects

ENGIE North America Inc.

Illinois

On-site

USD 76,000 - 96,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

ENGIE North America Inc. is seeking an experienced Legal & Title Analyst to support utility-scale renewable energy projects through title review, survey review, title curative actions, and project finance coordination activities.

This role will work closely with ENGIE's Development, Land, Legal, and Finance teams, as well as title companies, surveyors, lenders, and external stakeholders, to ensure project site control documentation, title policies, and surveys meet investor and financing

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Real Estate, Land Management, Business, Engineering, Legal Studies, or related field.
Minimum five years of experience reviewing title commitments, title policies, land agreements, easements, surveys, and real estate documentation for energy or large-scale development projects.
Experience coordinating with title companies, surveyors, lenders, and outside consultants.
Demonstrated ability to analyze title exceptions, mortgage restrictions, easement requirements, and curative solutions.
Experience reviewing ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys and interpreting survey plats and legal descriptions.
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Excel for tracking, reporting, and document review.
Strong written communication skills and experience preparing title reports and project status updates.

Responsibilities

Review title commitments, proformas, site control instruments, and related land documentation for utility-scale energy projects.
Populate and maintain ENGIE's Title Review Spreadsheet with title requirements, vesting, parcel tracking, and curative actions.
Prepare Title Status Reports summarizing findings, deficiencies, risks, and financing considerations.
Coordinate with title companies and provide redline comments to advance title policies.
Review ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys to verify compliance with investor and title requirements.
Evaluate easements, utility corridors, crossing rights, and constructability impacts.
Coordinate approved title curative actions with landowners, utilities, lenders, and stakeholders.
Attend project meetings and provide bi-weekly written status reports.